How to Think Inside the Box

Change or die...Used to the unstable geology of their homeworld, the Loongunis need constant fluctuations in order to thrive. However, their human visitors hate the endless moves of their traveling Box. When a sabotage impairs the shift engines, the forced immobility might drive all Loongunis mad…unless their translator can work out a solution!*Science fiction adventure at its best, told by multiple award-winning author Michèle Laframboise.If you like first contact stories featuring an alien POV, this one is for you! A chunky 7000-word SF story.*-- When things go haywire (...) the psychological and mathematical elements of the tale come even more to the fore and they are quite interesting.Featured Futures--The author does a good job narrating from the point of view of an alien who thinks in very different ways from a human.Victoria Silverwolf, Tangent Online Michèle Laframboise feeds coffee grounds to her garden plants, runs long distances and writes full-time. A science-fiction lover since she can walk, she has published 19 novels and over 50 short-stories in French and English. She is also a comic enthusiast who drew a dozen of graphic novels and maintains an illustrated blog.Her short-stories have appeared in Asimov's, Solaris, Galaxies, Fiction River, Compelling Science Fiction, Future SF and other venues.Michèle uses her scientific background to create stories filled with humor, adventure and wonders. You would like to live in her worlds!